Arts & Entertainment Best Bets: Fiber art, Don Reed, SF JAZZ, Dawn Upshaw, Gold Coast Chamber Players By The Artful Observer | Bay City News Foundation | January 13, 2023 Events, shows and happenings from the artists, writers and musicians around the Bay.
Business & Finance Life with Money | 2022 Year-End Market Update By Nick Levinson | Park Piedmont Advisors | January 13, 2023 2022 ended with stocks and bonds down significantly, despite gains in the fourth quarter.
Arts & Entertainment Pass the Remote: Foreign or American films, at home or at the theater By Randy Myers, Bay City News Foundation | January 13, 2023 With stormy weather still in the forecast, here are some suggestions to get you out of the rain and keep you entertained.
Around Town Piedmont Beautification Foundation thanks community for Holiday Greeting Fund donations By Piedmont Beautification Foundation | January 10, 2023 The following families and individuals help make it possible for PBF to work in partnership with the city to fund parks and projects around town.
Around Town Holocaust informs Piedmont resident’s latest book of poetry By Lou Fancher | January 10, 2023 Stewart Florsheim's fifth book of poetry, Amusing the Angels, was published in 2022.
Arts & Entertainment Review: Shotgun Players’ ‘Natasha’ a winning take on Tolstoy By Caroline Crawford | Local News Matters | January 10, 2023 A vibrant, immersive production with a rich, eclectic score.
Bay Area California schools, community colleges to face slight drop in funding, first in a decade By John Fensterwald | EdSource | January 10, 2023 Schools fare better than other areas, including climate change, transportation, and housing.
Bay Area Reversal of fortune: Governor outlines plan to deal with budget deficit By Alexei Koseff | CalMatters | January 10, 2023 Newsom says he can keep his big promises despite the “modest shortfall.”
California Behavioral telehealth loses momentum without a regulatory boost By Darius Tahir | Kaiser Health News | January 10, 2023 Flexible treatment options spurred by the pandemic made medications classified as controlled substances more accessible to patients.
Bay Area Telegraph for People: Activist group’s effort to ban cars on Berkeley street gains traction By Nadia Lathan | Bay City News Foundation | January 10, 2023 Student-led group says car-free streets build community.